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What (who) is Typify - definition
typify
PROCESS OF CREATING STANDARD (TYPICAL) SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION BASED ON STANDARD ASSUMPTIONS
Typify; Typifies; Typified; Typifying; Typifier; Typifiers; Typifications; Typificational; Typism; Typisms
v. a.
Figure, indicate, betoken, denote, represent, stand for, shadow forth.
Typify
PROCESS OF CREATING STANDARD (TYPICAL) SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION BASED ON STANDARD ASSUMPTIONS
Typify; Typifies; Typified; Typifying; Typifier; Typifiers; Typifications; Typificational; Typism; Typisms
·vt To represent by an image, form, model, or resemblance.
II. Typify ·add. ·vt To embody the essential or salient characteristics of; to be the type of; as, the genus Rosa typifies the family Rosaceae, which in turn typifies the series Rosales.
typify
PROCESS OF CREATING STANDARD (TYPICAL) SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION BASED ON STANDARD ASSUMPTIONS
Typify; Typifies; Typified; Typifying; Typifier; Typifiers; Typifications; Typificational; Typism; Typisms
¦ verb (typifies, typifying, typified) be typical of.
Derivatives
typification noun
typifier noun
Examples of use of Typify
1. The four typify the women absent from churches today.
2. These conditions predominate in winter and typify conditions of pollution from transportation.
3. Hastert does not deliver the polished speeches and Sunday–show ripostes that typify leadership in Washington.
4. So far, he has held his temper in check at the mostly scripted events that typify the campaign.
5. The skulls and their mysteries typify how complex the issue of repatriation can be.